India, July 28 -- Apple has rolled out iOS 26.6 and iPadOS 26.6, bringing one of its biggest security-focused software updates in recent months. While the update does not introduce major new features, it fixes 78 security vulnerabilities that could have affected iPhones and iPads.

The company says there is no evidence that any of these flaws were actively exploited before the update was released. However, security experts generally recommend installing such updates as soon as possible because they close vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit in the future.

According to Apple's security advisory, the update patches vulnerabilities across several parts of iOS. Some of these flaws could have allowed malicious apps to gain more access...